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Clooney Warns of AI's Dangerous Impact on Hollywood
13 Nov
Summary
- Clooney calls AI-generated deepfakes "dangerous" for actors and their families
- Sora 2 text-to-video model shocks Hollywood with its movie-quality footage
- Actors and filmmakers worry about AI replacing human creativity

On November 13, 2025, renowned actor George Clooney expressed grave concerns about the growing impact of artificial intelligence on the entertainment industry. Clooney, known for his easy charm and calm composure, admitted that Hollywood is rattled by the rapid advancements in deepfake technology and AI-generated video.
Clooney described the experience of seeing AI-generated videos of himself online as "dangerous," stating that these synthetic videos have put him in situations he's never been in and said things he's never said. The actor warned that this threat is not just limited to individual celebrities, but also poses risks for their families.
The release of OpenAI's latest text-to-video model, Sora 2, has particularly shaken the industry. Clooney said the model's ability to generate movie-quality footage from simple text prompts "shook everybody" in Hollywood, as the quality and realism of the output has surpassed previous expectations.




